Martin Landry is Director of Arup’s Montreal office whose members contribute to shape the future of this city with significant projects such as Highway A 30, the New Samuel-De Champlain Bridge, Turcot Interchange, Port de Contrecœur, Royal Victoria Hospital and YUL Airport. Aside his role as Lead of Aviation Planning for Arup Canada, Martin sits on Arup’s Global Aviation Executive Board, in charge of driving the Business Development Strategy for Aviation.

With over 25 years experience in Aviation and Transportation Development and Planning, Martin provided his strong leadership in major international airport projects such as MTL, NY JFK, Sao Paolo, London Heathrow, Frankfurt, and Auckland (NZ), including 2 new airports: Kunming (China) and Istanbul (Turkey).

Ensuring a permanent presence in Canada since 1999, Arup is a global consulting, design, and engineering firm that is the creative force at the heart of many of the world’s most prominent projects in the built environment. Working in over 140 countries, Arup has more than 14,000 planners, designers, engineers and consultants from 88 countries – 1,400 in the Americas region and 350 in Canada. Combining its local knowledge with its integrated global networks and expertise, Arup delivers innovative multidisciplinary projects in a variety of key industries such as transportation, infrastructure, bridges and tunnels, health, education, arts and culture and consulting.

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